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September 27, 2026

What Are We Fighting For – Week One

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What Are We Fighting For - Week One

What Are We Fighting For - Week One

September 27, 2026 • Ryan Kramer

Conflict is about more than what we're fighting about. It's also about what we're fighting for. When we focus only on the disagreement, we often find ourselves having the same arguments with the same people, over and over again. But what if we looked beneath the surface to discover what we're really fighting for? Throughout this series we will explore how a different approach to conflict can help us break old patterns, strengthen our relationships, and find a way forward.

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Lost In Translation - Week Four

Lost In Translation - Week Four

September 20, 2026 • Glenn Barteau

The New Testament uses three Greek words for life: bios (physical life), psyche (our inner self), and zoe (life in its fullest sense). Jesus invites us to trust Him with every dimension of life. As the Good Shepherd, He laid down His psyche - His very self - so we could experience zoe, the abundant life He offers. Following Jesus is about more than rules or eternity; it’s about trusting Him with every part of who we are.

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Lost In Translation - Week Three

Lost In Translation - Week Three

September 13, 2026 • Glenn Barteau

Many of us know what the Bible says about God’s love but still struggle to feel it. Ephesians 2:8 invites us to trust that God’s love is unconditional - not based on what we do or fail to do. Faith is more than believing this in our heads; it’s choosing to live as if God’s love is real, even while our hearts are still catching up.

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